Resist, heart.... Ulysses Choice
If man acts according to the gods’ will, and if to this will he cannot oppose his own, then he is not free when he acts. Ulysses knew it was difficult to ignore the will of the gods and that, if he did, he would encounter the anger of the offended divinity. But he nonetheless felt he could choose his own path, if only his will was strong enough: this choice is the history of a slow realization, of a fundamental, drawn out and difficult conquest, and of an extraordinary human ‘invention’.